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__Title__a Scary Santa photo contest
Through tears of terror, some children's first meeting with Santa Claus up close and personal for a photo is sometimes a scary experience. Browse through these entries in our first-ever Scary Santa Moments photo contest and see who you think should be this year's winner. [more]

__Title__a When Claus hit Creemore
The jolly old elf made his entrance this past weekend to Creemore [more]

__Title__a Stayner remembers
Remembrance Day was observed in Stayner today, with a service at Centennial United Church. A wreath laying was held at the cenotaph on Gideon Street. It was 90 years ago on Nov. 11 that the First World War came to an end. At the time the war was dubbed The War to End All Wars. [more]

__Title__a Fun at Fernwood Farms
Fernwood Farms held its annual pumpkin lighting night on Saturday. Local school children in Stayner carved and decorated the pumpkins - about 525 in total. Until Halloween comes to an end on Fri., Oct. 31, the pumpkins will be lit every night from 7 p.m. until midnight. The display is located between the road and the market building. Fernwood Farms is located on Highway 26, just north of Stayner. [more]

__Title__a Best of the Mocks
Here are the winners of the recent Creemore Mocks Film Festival [more]

__Title__a Copper Kettle Festival
The Creemore Copper Kettle Festival offered something for everyone [more]

__Title__a Now, that's big!
Hydro One says that upgrades to its Stayner station will begin shortly and finish sometime next year. Dave Willson, project manager for Hydro One, says each transformer cost $2-million. Enerco Enterprises Ltd., an Israeli company, produced them. A crane to move the transformer arrived later in the day. It took nearly two hours to set up the crane and lift the transformer to a flatbed truck. The transformer was moved to Hydro One's station on the outskirts of town. [more]





__Title__a Too much water in Wasaga and area
Rain, winds and high water levels created a treacherous situation for residents in Clearview, Collingwood and Wasaga Beach [more]

__Title__a Games at Borden
The Ontario Winter Games were held last week, with events hosted at Base Borden including table tennis, synchronized swimming, gymnastics, and squash. Over 3500 people were involved in the Games, which are held every two years, and have athletes between the ages of 10 and 22 competing in 23 different sports. [more]

__Title__a On the rink, in the ring
Action filled the weekend on several fronts at the Ontario Winter Games [more]

__Title__a More from the Ontario Winter Games
The competition was fierce in a variety of events over the weekend at the Ontario Winter Games [more]

__Title__a Ontario Winter Games hit Collingwood
Colourful opening ceremonies and hardy competitors cut a hole in winter over the weekend [more]

__Title__a On the slopes
Highlights from the ski competition at last weekend's Ontario Paralympic Winter Games [more]



__Title__a finding the rings
Action from the curling competition at the Ontario Paralympic Winter Games [more]
 
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